Oct 19, 2004 • 1 min read

MusicTank Think Tank asks whether the music business should grow up

MusicTank's first Autumn Think Tank asks whether the music business should coordinate better with external bodies, with a panel of industry figures.

The first MusicTank Think Tank event of the Autumn takes place tomorrow with the interesting title of 'Should the Music Business Grow Up?'. Erm, most probably.

The discussion will centre on whether or not a more coordinated approach would aid the music industry in its relationship with external bodies - benefiting all in the process. Expect some comment on the recent flyposting litigation, on police investigations into anti-social song lyrics, on the cover mount debate, and the ongoing fight against music piracy.

On the panel will be Doug D'Arcy, formerly Chrysalis and Dedicated Records; John Glover, Chairman of the Music Managers Forum; Alison Tickell, London representative for the Music Business Forum; Robin Osterley, Chairman, National Music Council and Chief Executive, Making Music. The event will be chaired by MusicTank Chairman Keith Harris.

It all takes place in The Red Room at the Bertorelli Restaurant on Frith Street tomorrow (20 Oct) at 6.30pm. Tickets are £20 - more info and booking form at http://www.musictank.co.uk

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